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unity-testing-ci

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Add and repair Unity EditMode, PlayMode, integration, build, and CI tests with deterministic fixtures and actionable diagnostics.

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    Do not make tests pass by weakening assertions or skipping genuine failures.

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SKILL.md

Unity Testing and CI

Select the smallest test layer that proves the behavior.

  • EditMode for pure logic, import utilities, and editor tooling
  • PlayMode for lifecycle, scene, physics, UI, animation, and integration behavior
  • build smoke tests for player-specific compilation and startup
  • batchmode-safe test setup
  • deterministic clocks, seeds, and fixtures
  • cleanup of created scenes, objects, assets, and static state

Do not make tests pass by weakening assertions or skipping genuine failures. Report exact commands and test results.

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